< gtnarg> If the POJO is a POKO you can use `column Column n kotlinlang #tornadofx

<@U13A9PZC0> If the POJO is a POKO, you can use `c...

edvin

12/03/2016, 2:56 PM

@gtnarg If the POJO is a POKO, you can use

column("Column name", ObjectType::property)

, but for POJO's you're better off with the string based version. We have one alternative:

column("Column name", String::class) { value { it.value.name } }

, but there is nothing to gain for POJO's really.